Campaigners say the £240 fine handed to Hamit Coskun amounts to a return of blasphemy law in all but name.
Maritime rescue services are overwhelmed on the last day of spring as ‘small boat’ numbers soar higher than ever.
Amid growing tensions, London and Yerevan set for one year of defence cooperation.
President praises the 100 different events opposed to ditching the national currency—which protestors link to national identity.
PM Giorgia Meloni confirmed to reporters as she marked the anniversary that she would go to the polls in the June 8th referendum on citizenship, but she would not pick up the ballot.
Labour PM Keir Starmer said a new era has started and pledged to ‘mobilise the nation.’
While the numbers are hotly contested, Moscow appears rattled by the “terrorist” action.
The attacker shouted “free Palestine” before hurling incendiary devices, hurting eight people.
More than 71% of Poland’s 29 million voting age citizens cast their ballots on Sunday, with a slight majority choosing conservative historian Karol Nawrocki.
The French capital and other cities across France descended into chaos on Saturday night following the Paris Saint-Germain–Inter Milan football match.
The CEO of the Volkswagen Group and Porsche was pleased with the talks, but said he is keeping the details confidential.
The complainant was also offended by a survey addressed to “pregnant women and new mothers.”
